WAMPserver DNS is Not Working for Virtual Hosts
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I set up a virtual host for my laravel project, and while I can access the site via IP I cannot access it by domain name (it redirects me to WAMPserver's homepage). For reference I'll provide both relevant screenshots and code excerpts:
httpd-vhosts.conf File
#Dragon's Lair Laravel Project
<VirtualHost 127.27.18.28:80>
ServerName dragonslair.test
DocumentRoot "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public"
<Directory "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public/">
Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
hosts File
#
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
192.168.10.10 dummyRegistration.test
127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
::1 dragonslair.test
IP Address Resolves Properly
Domain Name Redirect
I would presumably create many virtual hosts in future, and don't want to start having to memorise their IP addresses, which is why I want to get the DNS working properly.
networking dns wamp
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
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I set up a virtual host for my laravel project, and while I can access the site via IP I cannot access it by domain name (it redirects me to WAMPserver's homepage). For reference I'll provide both relevant screenshots and code excerpts:
httpd-vhosts.conf File
#Dragon's Lair Laravel Project
<VirtualHost 127.27.18.28:80>
ServerName dragonslair.test
DocumentRoot "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public"
<Directory "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public/">
Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
hosts File
#
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
192.168.10.10 dummyRegistration.test
127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
::1 dragonslair.test
IP Address Resolves Properly
Domain Name Redirect
I would presumably create many virtual hosts in future, and don't want to start having to memorise their IP addresses, which is why I want to get the DNS working properly.
networking dns wamp
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
1216
Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
what is the result ofnslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible inhostsfile)
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
@RomeoNinov here's the output ofnslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
Inhostsfile add line like:127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38
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I set up a virtual host for my laravel project, and while I can access the site via IP I cannot access it by domain name (it redirects me to WAMPserver's homepage). For reference I'll provide both relevant screenshots and code excerpts:
httpd-vhosts.conf File
#Dragon's Lair Laravel Project
<VirtualHost 127.27.18.28:80>
ServerName dragonslair.test
DocumentRoot "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public"
<Directory "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public/">
Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
hosts File
#
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
192.168.10.10 dummyRegistration.test
127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
::1 dragonslair.test
IP Address Resolves Properly
Domain Name Redirect
I would presumably create many virtual hosts in future, and don't want to start having to memorise their IP addresses, which is why I want to get the DNS working properly.
networking dns wamp
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
1216
I set up a virtual host for my laravel project, and while I can access the site via IP I cannot access it by domain name (it redirects me to WAMPserver's homepage). For reference I'll provide both relevant screenshots and code excerpts:
httpd-vhosts.conf File
#Dragon's Lair Laravel Project
<VirtualHost 127.27.18.28:80>
ServerName dragonslair.test
DocumentRoot "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public"
<Directory "c:/laravelprojects/dragonslair/public/">
Options +Indexes +Includes +FollowSymLinks +MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Require local
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
hosts File
#
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
192.168.10.10 dummyRegistration.test
127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
::1 dragonslair.test
IP Address Resolves Properly
Domain Name Redirect
I would presumably create many virtual hosts in future, and don't want to start having to memorise their IP addresses, which is why I want to get the DNS working properly.
networking dns wamp
networking dns wamp
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
1216
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
1216
edited Jan 11 at 9:31
Tobi Alafin
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
1216
asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
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asked Jan 11 at 8:55
Tobi AlafinTobi Alafin
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Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
what is the result ofnslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible inhostsfile)
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
@RomeoNinov here's the output ofnslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
Inhostsfile add line like:127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38
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Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
what is the result ofnslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible inhostsfile)
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
@RomeoNinov here's the output ofnslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
Inhostsfile add line like:127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38
Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
what is the result of
nslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible in hosts file)– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
what is the result of
nslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible in hosts file)– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
@RomeoNinov here's the output of
nslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
@RomeoNinov here's the output of
nslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
In
hosts file add line like: 127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38
In
hosts file add line like: 127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38
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Do you have resolv for hostname dragonslair.test?
– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:21
"resolv"? I am not sure what you're referring to @RomeoNinov.
– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:30
what is the result of
nslookup dragonslair.test? If you have no output you should set it (possible inhostsfile)– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:32
@RomeoNinov here's the output of
nslookup: i.imgur.com/cxMD67L.png. Apparently, "dragonslair.test" is not set. I am not sure how to set it, I provided an example of my hosts file, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.– Tobi Alafin
Jan 11 at 9:36
In
hostsfile add line like:127.27.18.28 dragonslair.test– Romeo Ninov
Jan 11 at 9:38